Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-28
FIVE WEDDINGS.
(C6atiRaed from Fourth Pase.l
THE RECEPTION.

At the conclusion of the ceremony th,
bridal party retired to the parlor ON th,
second floor, where q reception followed
The ushers preceded the guests to tn,
parior, and they passed on through the
room and up stairs into the hall again.
The brides costume was certainly su
perb, and was composed Of fdills FaRedis
The front and right side of the skirt were
drsped in tUile, and on the left side was 8
box.plaited panel elsborately trimmed
with heavy pearl trimming, the train beinl
long and full. The basque was cut high
at the neck, pointed in front and short q,
the back, with elbow sleeves, the front and
back being covered with heavy pearl TRIM
ming White undressed kid gloves reached
above the elbows, and white kid slippers
covered the dainty feet Of the bride. The
costume was completed with long veil Of
tulle, held in place by diamond ornaments.
The bridal bouquet was Of white roses tied
with the same colored ribbon, and cor.
sage bouquet OF the same roses WAS worn.
The bride certainly looked beautiful, and
as she stood and gracefully received the
congratulations and good wishes of friends,
the picture was perfect. Mrs. Gutman
wore handsome costume OF black velvet,
white beaded front, cut entraine aud square
neck, filled in with illusion.
Mrs. Baer's costume was of black silk
with heavy jet trimming and cut eptraine,
and wss noticeable for it's elegance. The
gentlemen wore full dress suits and pearl
kid gloves with black stitching.
At the conclusion Of the reception, the
guests reassembled in the hall, and headed
by the bridal party, were escorted TO the
dining room, where feast OF good things
was served in courses by Ziegenfelder, fol-
lowed by ices, confections and champagne.
During the discussion OF the elaborate
refreshments after the ceremony, large
number OF telegrams OF cungratulation were
read from GbScnt friends all over the
country.
After the collation., the ball room was
again sought and a most delightful even
ing followed.
THEH HOP.
Kramer furnished the music for dancing
and it was beautiful, the young folks tax
ing advantage Of it, while those who de-
sired spent the time at the card tables, IL
was late hour before the roll Of carriages
announced the fact that the assemblage
WAS dispensing.
Mr.. Baer is a popular young business
man, being connected with the firm ol
Simon Raer's Sons His bride is charm
ing young lady and favorite in Jewish
society circles. The couple were the re-
cipients of large number of elegant pres
ents, among which were noticed number
of handsome bronze ornaments, a superb
ornamental brass clock, flue piano lamp,
after dinner coffees, silver fruit stand, with
plates and knives, hard wood rocking
chair, silver knives, forks and spoons,
silver cake knives, carving set parlor fur
niture, handsome mantel cabinet, bisque
ornaments, &c, &c, &c, in profusion.
There were several handsome sized checks
among the presents from the BRIDES father
and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baer will leave this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Pittsburg, whence
they leave on an extended Eastern trip,
taking in Cleveland, Buffalo, New York
and other cities. Upon their return they
will reside at the Mcclure House. The best
wishes of many friends follow in their
wake.